Lake Ketelmeer

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Lake Ketelmeer is a shallow border lake in the central Netherlands, forming part of the IJsselmeer lake system and serving as a key waterway and ecological area at the mouth of the River IJssel.

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Label Occurrences
Lake Ketelmeer canonical 1

Statements (47)

Predicate Object
instanceOf border lake
lake
basinCountry Netherlands NERFINISHED
connectedBy Ketelbrug NERFINISHED
connectedTo IJsselmeer NERFINISHED
Veluwemeer NERFINISHED
Zwarte Meer NERFINISHED
country Netherlands
crossedBy Ketelbrug NERFINISHED
ecologicalRole important ecological area
hasAverageDepth shallow
hasBridge Ketelbrug NERFINISHED
hasEcosystem aquatic birds habitat
fish habitat
wetland ecosystem
hasEnvironmentalIssue sediment contamination
hasNavigationRoute IJssel–IJsselmeer route NERFINISHED
hasShorelineUse agricultural land
nature reserves
recreational areas
hasStructure IJsseloog artificial island NERFINISHED
IJsseloog artificial islandFunction storage of contaminated dredged material
inflow River IJssel NERFINISHED
locatedAtMouthOf River IJssel NERFINISHED
locatedIn central Netherlands NERFINISHED
locatedInProvince Flevoland NERFINISHED
Overijssel NERFINISHED
locatedInRegion Flevopolder vicinity
IJssel delta NERFINISHED
locatedNear Dronten NERFINISHED
Kampen NERFINISHED
outflow Lake IJsselmeer NERFINISHED
Lake Veluwemeer NERFINISHED
Lake Zwarte Meer NERFINISHED
partOf Dutch delta water system
IJssel river mouth area
IJsselmeer lake system NERFINISHED
Randmeren NERFINISHED
separatedFrom IJsselmeer NERFINISHED
IJsselmeer by dikes
usedFor inland shipping
recreation
water management
waterBodyType shallow lake
waterManagementAuthority Rijkswaterstaat NERFINISHED
waterSalinity freshwater
waterwayFunction key waterway

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major northern distributary of the Rhine in the Netherlands connectedTo Lake Ketelmeer
subject surface form: IJssel